Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
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Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
I really dont want to put crash bars on this bike.
How many of you who ride FB put Hwy Pegs on?
What type of pegs and where would you install hwy pegs on a FB?
thanks
Fred
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RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
Mabe something like the Cruisearms from Kuryakyn would help...
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp...ey&ci=3243
I don't have them but they look like a good solution. Good luck.
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp...ey&ci=3243
I don't have them but they look like a good solution. Good luck.
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RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
http://www.aeromachmfg.com/ Try this site out they have some real nice stuff a little pricey but it sure does look like good old high quality stuff and made in the good ole USA.
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RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
I'm running the Mark 4 Cruise Arms on my FatBoy, and they work great.
For added strength and stability they mount directly to existing holes in the frame, and not on the 'floorboards' like some.
For added strength and stability they mount directly to existing holes in the frame, and not on the 'floorboards' like some.
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RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
Whether you get the Mark III or IV you'll LOVE them. I don't even use my floorboards anymore except when braking and shifting. Otherwise my foot immediately goes back to the highway peg. Once I grind down the floorboard, I'll switch to forward controls....maybe.
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RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
ORIGINAL: 4merRacer
Once I grind down the floorboard, I'll switch to forward controls....maybe.
Once I grind down the floorboard, I'll switch to forward controls....maybe.
There is not a lot of material left in the corners of my floorboards!
I have been pondering those cruise arms also. I personally prefer the simplicity of the MK III's
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AMEN to that Road_Clam! I'm on my second set of floor boards on the old Fat Boy! Nothing like scaring the sh*# out of your fellow motorists, not to mention the showers of sparks from the steel blocks I "JB WELDed" to the back corners of the floor boards!! As an advanced riding instructor once told us, "If you're not dragging, you're not leaning."
Back to the topic, I have the Kuryakyn CruiseArms and love them. They fold up in tight places (trailer, ect) and make for very comfortable riding. As a matter of fact, my feet are there 90% of the time.
Ride safe,
God bless our Troops!
Back to the topic, I have the Kuryakyn CruiseArms and love them. They fold up in tight places (trailer, ect) and make for very comfortable riding. As a matter of fact, my feet are there 90% of the time.
Ride safe,
God bless our Troops!
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RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
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AMEN to that Road_Clam! I'm on my second set of floor boards on the old Fat Boy! Nothing like scaring the sh*# out of your fellow motorists, not to mention the showers of sparks from the steel blocks I "JB WELDed" to the back corners of the floor boards!! As an advanced riding instructor once told us, "If you're not dragging, you're not leaning."
Back to the topic, I have the Kuryakyn CruiseArms and love them. They fold up in tight places (trailer, ect) and make for very comfortable riding. As a matter of fact, my feet are there 90% of the time.
Ride safe,
God bless our Troops!
AMEN to that Road_Clam! I'm on my second set of floor boards on the old Fat Boy! Nothing like scaring the sh*# out of your fellow motorists, not to mention the showers of sparks from the steel blocks I "JB WELDed" to the back corners of the floor boards!! As an advanced riding instructor once told us, "If you're not dragging, you're not leaning."
Back to the topic, I have the Kuryakyn CruiseArms and love them. They fold up in tight places (trailer, ect) and make for very comfortable riding. As a matter of fact, my feet are there 90% of the time.
Ride safe,
God bless our Troops!